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A member of the National Trust Historic Hotels of America and Green Hotel Association, Skytop Lodge sits atop 5,500 acres including deciduous and evergreen forests, scrub oak forests, rocky outcroppings, a rhododendron swamp, glacial bog and small grassy meadows, all of which have been held in conservation since 1928.

With a history tied to nature, Skytop has always made efforts through awareness and preservation programs, and working with some of the country’s top ecological organizations.

Skytop Lodge Sustainability

Skytop Lodge Elegant Website Content Divider Sustainability | About the Lodge | Skytop Lodge: Historical Hotels of America

A member of the National Trust Historic Hotels of America and Green Hotel Association, Skytop Lodge sits atop 5,500 acres including deciduous and evergreen forests, scrub oak forests, rocky outcroppings, a rhododendron swamp, glacial bog and small grassy meadows, all of which have been held in conservation since 1928.

With a history tied to nature, Skytop has always made efforts through awareness and preservation programs, and working with some of the country’s top ecological organizations.

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How We’re Green

  • Guest linen reuse program based on guest preference.
  • Preservation of nearly 4,500 acres under Pennsylvania’s “clean and green program.” In essence, land dedicated as agriculture and not developed.
  • Conscious purchasing efforts of recycled products whenever possible.
  • Employment of a Naturalist and Historian to assist us in the preservation of Skytop.
  • Partnerships with Salvation Army to donate materials for reuse instead of waste/landfill.
  • Use of green materials throughout resort––recyclable mattresses, carpet, etc.
  • Use of LED lights throughout resort to reduce electricity usage.
  • Replacement of windows with thermopane low-E.
  • Installation of steam boilers to reduce fuel consumption and improve efficiency.
  • Installation of a new irrigation system on our golf course to improve efficiency and also reduce water consumption.
  • Installation of digital programmable thermostats to improve energy efficiency.
  • Installation of computerized heating and cooling throughout the property for programmable efficiency.